Obviously File -> New -> Target -> Watch App. However I read somewhere that you should not name the watch app the same as the iOS app.
#1. Should it be like this or it doesn't matter? How is this handled during submission etc?
iOS
MyAmazingApp
watchOS
MyAmazingWatchApp
#2. Watch app target is in Swift. iOS is Objective-C. Normally when you add a Swift file to an Objective-C project you get prompted to add a bridging header file. But I am not doing this. I am adding a Swift watch app target. Will I get prompted? Or do I have to do this manually after adding the Swift watch app target?
Thanks
#1. Should it be like this or it doesn't matter? How is this handled during submission etc?
iOS
MyAmazingApp
watchOS
MyAmazingWatchApp
#2. Watch app target is in Swift. iOS is Objective-C. Normally when you add a Swift file to an Objective-C project you get prompted to add a bridging header file. But I am not doing this. I am adding a Swift watch app target. Will I get prompted? Or do I have to do this manually after adding the Swift watch app target?
Thanks
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